The sustainable duo of Wheyward Spirit and Neutral’s Half and Half combine to create a delicious, creamy, and refreshing cocktail reminiscent of your favorite childhood popsicle!

The charm of this cocktail is found in its straightforward blend and vibrant presentation. The Frozen Dragon Fruit Lemonade is a celebration of summer, offering a burst of color and flavor with its inclusion of red dragon fruit. As a blended drink, it’s not only refreshing but also incredibly convenient for pre-batching, perfect for serving up quickly without sacrificing the taste of Wheyward Spirit.

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For a bespoke twist on a Paper Plane cocktail, let our Fly A-Whey sweep you off your feet! This drink is fruity and citrusy with notes of rhubarb and honey.

This pre-batched tropical cocktail is perfect for a party or special event! The recipe can be easily doubled, tripled, or even quadrupled for a larger group.

Simply add soda water, ice, the cocktail mix, and a float of Aperol for a tropical getaway in your glass when serving.

Crisp, refreshing, and bubbly, our Whey Side Fizz is our go-to springtime cocktail for afternoons on the patio or a weekend brunch as fresh mint comes into season!

For a refreshing burst of ginger and citrus, we've partnered up with The Ginger People® for The 20/20 cocktail! The oaky notes and hint of vanilla in Wheyward Spirit pair perfectly with this cocktail's herbal brightness and touch of sweet earthiness from the added carrot.

Wake up your senses with a bold Black Russian! Wheyward Spirit’s smooth notes of vanilla cream balance the bold flavor of a coffee liqueur. Make a creamy White Russian with a splash of milk or milk alternative.

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Our riff on a Penicillin cocktail, the Liquid Gold Rush is a smokey and earthy blend of ginger, lemon, and honey that is bursting with flavor.

Transport yourself to a faraway island when you shake up a Tropical Rickey with Wheyward Spirit. Flavors of lime, pineapple, and coconut combine to create a refreshing drink, perfect for the beach or a warm summer day at home.

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